Mooney

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I pretty much agree with BK, except for a few things. - You don't have to upgrade to 2.71 to downgrade, since there are plenty of safe downgraders for 2.00. - I know BK uses 3.51 to avoid FW bugs and whatnot, but I think it's safe to go to 3.52 M33-4 at least. I myself have had no problems on 3.71 M33-2. And to BK: Is there a reason you use 3.51 M33-6 instead of 3.51 M33-7?

I highly doubt it.

I dont know much about the CFWs out. So i dont really want to jump the gun and make a blind move that can mess my PSP up =\ Whats the Difference between the M33 and the OE CFW?? Both are made by Dark_AleX, but the M33 CFWs came after the OE CFWs. DAX made the SE series, then the OE series, then he made the M33 series under the name "Team M33."

My intentions with the PSP are just playing PSP ISOs, SNES/Genesis Emus, and PSX games using that tutorial you wrote. Will i be able to with 3.51?? Sorry for the bother, im New at this. If you are on the official 3.51, you will have to downgrade before you can use emulators/ISOs. Unfortunately, since you went above 3.50, you will need a Pandora's Battery to downgrade. In order to make a Pandora's Battery, you need a homebrew-enabled PSP. It is a vicious cycle.

I have 3.71 M33-2 and so far have not experienced any problems (other than some old plugins not working, but most have been updated). I don't use the USB flash0 function anymore, since 3.71 added the feature of using .PTF themes.

I meant STUFF, a member of 1emu.

There appears to be a bug in 3.71 M33-2 that could cause your PSP to become a PERMANENT BRICK, that not even a Pandora's Battery will be able to fix. Fortunately, Dark_AleX has released a patch that may fix this bug. Source Source

Welcome, mitochondrialeve! Mooney attacked mitochondrialeve with a Pimp Slap (1 str) and took off 30! mitochondrialeve has 0 HP left! mitochondrialeve is now dead, therefore cannot counterattack!!!! You gain 1 frag(s) (0 stolen). You gain: 1 EXP points!!!!

Oh, totally forgot, I live near STUFF.

I like "Andy Walking" a bit more than this, but it's still funny.

For a second I thought of the legendary Flying Dutchman. Now lets say you were having anal sex with a girl and she go's diarrhea all over your thing, now thats bad. You and Mooney have the most disgusting imaginations. Goodness gracious. Anyway, I'm glad I don't do 2 for the goo and 1 in the poo. I'll stick with the goo, thank you very much. Who has a sick imagination?

Yeah, probably. It is only at version 0.6, so give it a little time. Many games run really well, but a few don't work/run slowly. You can also try changing some settings (speed hacks, sound, etc) to get the game to run faster.

Read my tutorial on DLDI. If you still have questions, feel free to ask.

Just to make sure everything is clear, 1 megabyte = 8 megabits (GBA ROMs are usually measured in megabits). My EFA flash cart is 256 megabits, so it holds much less (32 megabytes) than your 256 megabyte SD card (256 megabytes = 2048 megabits). Also, I don't know of any GBA/slot-2 devices that accept SD cards in addition to built-in flash memory. The SuperCard SD would be fine. I usually don't recommend it since it doesn't have great compatibility with NDS homebrew, but since you'd be using it on GBA, it would do what you need it to do. Just make sure you get the one that will fit in a GBA (not the SC Slim). If you are still interested in my EFA 256Mbit cart, I'd like to sell it for $20 USD (19.47 CAD) + shipping. I'll accept a different offer, tho, within reason.

I used an EFA 256Mbit cart with my GBA and GBA SP. EFA's carts are very high quality, have great compatibility (even with DS ROMs), and have plenty of cool features. I still have it, if you are interested in buying. 1. A 512Mbit cart would probably fit your needs. I think it would be able to hold 2-10 games (depending on their size) since I don't recall GBA games getting much bigger than 128Mbit. I could get about 5 or six small games on my 256Mbit flash cart, so yeah, 512Mbit should be fine. Note: EFA also makes the EFA-II 1Gbit flash cart, which acts as a U-disk (USB storage device) as well as a GBA flash cart. 2. The GBA can run original GB/GBC carts, so no worries there. The DS was the first system that was not backwards compatible with all other Nintendo handhelds. 3. It is not possible to play GBC ROMs on a GBA, unless you either use Goomba Color (a modified version of Goomba, a GB emulator for GBA), which is still an alpha version (so don't count on it working very well), or a GB Bridge. And yes, you can get slot-2 flash cards that will take a full sized SD card. I'd recommend an M3 Perfect SD. Ask Rag if he still has the one I sold him.

I got it, but I have yet to play anything due to my Steam's killing itself and the UT3 demo coming out.

And what game has caused this?

First, make sure you have patched it with the correct DLDI file (unless you are using an R4 with firmware v1.10 or later). Then, make a folder called "snes" on the root of your memory card. Put all of your SNES ROMs in there, and SNEmulDS should find them.

Strip clubs seem like such an odd thing to me. Why pay just to watch women take off their clothes when you could hit the local bars and go all the way with a pretty girl for free? Or, if you're really antisocial, grab some porn. "Look but don't touch" just wouldn't do it for me. Then again, maybe you become more attracted to that kind of thing with age. Who knows.

Behemoth - "Modern Ïconoclasts"

I'd think there would be a really foul smelling explosion and hot Asian chunks on the wall.

How come no one mentioned SNEmulDS? It is by far the best SNES emulator for DS, and was just recently updated (unlike snesDS and SnezziDS)

Probably something to do with the card you are using. My R4 plays everything online perfectly.

That feature is only in 3.0+, not 2.9.